Reviews for Greenway Deli in Greenlawn, NY
i asked for a chicken cutlet on a roll with lettuce and chipotle mayo?. the sandwich was cold the lettuce had so many brown... patches and the chipotle mayo wasn?t even spicy it was just mayo with seasoning. barley was any of the chipotle mayo on mysandwich. chicken cutlet was chewy basically hard and very salty. i could not even finish my sandwich. when i asked for thereceipt the guy that rang me up said i couldn?t have one because he already said no in a rude tone. took peoples orders that gotthere after me then took me. highly do not recommend. Read more
Was on the island for a wedding and found this deli shop. Got the breakfast special called The Cardiac Arrest. Not to take away... from Guy Fieri, but I went to Flavortown. Great people, great atmosphere. When I make it back to the island, this will be myfirst stop. Read more
Roast beef tasted old rice pudding sucked and the pickle tasted like mush. Never going back
BEC Long Island style. One of the last 1980s style delis on the island. Can't go wrong here. Great service, great food, great... prices. As local as local gets Read more
#1 Deli on Long Island! Have everything and it's all amazing. Catering too. Just be ready for the lines. Anytime of day.
Please don?t utilize an online ordering platform if you?re not paying attention to it. And what good is ?curbside pickup? if... we?re getting the horn from everybody behind us as we?re waiting in the lot? Read more
They?re always generous with the amount of meat they put in the sandwich, and always kind when you?re ordering. One complaint I... have is that their roast beef, corned beef, etc. is sometimes very tough and stringy. Not sure if that?s a supply issue orsomething else. I do think this is one of the better delis in the direct area nonetheless. Read more
There are only a few deli spots in Greenlawn/Broadway and Greenway is the better of them. Sandwiches and wraps are decently... assembled, generally well-portioned and have adequate flavor/seasoning. The location can be tough, as it shares a parking lotwith Value Drugs and Dunkin Donuts, and the store itself is a bit dated (although the Hess Truck collection is cool to look at,even if the motif makes no sense). Four stars because while prices have risen a bit all-around (nearly $14 for an eggplant parmwhereas Gino's or Piezanno's charge between $9-12), they still don't include a side salad or pickle with a hero! It's arelatively inexpensive touch that many other places already do to round out a meal. Read more